Politics Inside Out

• What should a Labour Budget look like? With Chris Curtis MP

  Labour MP and chair of the Labour Growth group of MPs Chris Curtis says the Government needs to be more radical on reducing the welfare bill, and in boosting the growth agenda. He says Labour should never have committed to not raising income tax at the last election and that the pensions triple lock is not sustainable in the long term.--This episode is sponsored by Woburn Partners, the strategic communications agency. If your company wants to campaign for change drop them an email at [email protected] support and Mixing by Adrian Bradley Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• How do leaders manage rebellious MPs, with Lord Graham Brady

  Lord Graham Brady, the longest serving Chair of the 1922 committee held that role under the Premierships of David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak. In this episode he reveals who handled relations with their MPs best and worst and what is was like to be in the room when the game was up for Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss. AND he explains why it’s called the 1922 committee.--This episode is sponsored by Woburn Partners, the strategic communications agency. If your company wants to campaign for change drop them an email at [email protected] support and Mixing by Adrian Bradley Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• How to chair the Parliamentary Labour Party, with Lord John Cryer

  Lord Cryer, The longest serving chair of the Parliamentary Labour Party details the ‘blood sport’ of parliamentary meetings under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership, and talks about the anti semitism which defined that period prompting his plan to write a book. He also praises his mum Anne Cryer who served as the Labour MP for Keighley and first raised the issue of child grooming gangs - more than 20 years ago - and praises the actions of the then Home Secretary David Blunkett.--This episode is sponsored by Woburn Partners, the strategic communications agency. If your company wants to campaign for change drop them an email at [email protected] support and Mixing by Adrian Bradley Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• How to Chair a Select Committee, with Caroline Dineage MP

  Caroline Dineage, chair of the DCMS select committee explains how select committees choose their subjects for inquiry, what makes a good witness and how members should construct a good question. She talks about the perils of young people working in the tv industry and explains how to make a decision on whether to accept one of the many free tickets offers that come her way.--This episode is sponsored by Woburn Partners, the strategic communications agency. If your company wants to campaign for change drop them an email at [email protected] support and Mixing by Adrian Bradley Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• How do politicians and tabloids get along, with former Mirror editor Lloyd Embley

  Former Mirror editor Lloyd Embley discusses how tabloids and politicians co-exist. He discusses breaking the Partygate story, the changing attitudes to politicians personal lives over his 30 years and his advice to misbehaving politicians who get THAT phone call. He talks about the repercussions and recriminations from his decision to use the front page of the Mirror to call for Jeremy Corbyn to step down as Labour leader and whether newspapers have a long term future.This episode is sponsored by Woburn Partners, the strategic communications agency. If your company wants to campaign for change drop them an email at [email protected] support and Mixing by Adrian Bradley Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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